Perplexity

Friday 04 April 1997 17:02 EST
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The above sentence conceals three loosely related answers, each of two words. To find them, all you have to do is to group the six given words into three pairs, then rearrange the letters within each pair.

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22 March answers:

The professor's pin number may be 0181, 0189, 0247 or 146.

Winner: Alan Jolley (Thornton-Cleveleys, Lancs)

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